e-commerce development

We have expertise in ecommerce website development. We build websites on languages like PHP, .NET and Java. Moreover, we also work on platforms like WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Shopify etc. We choose platform based on the client requirements and expectations. For example, Shopify is beginner-friendly with great templates and basic features for the ease of non technical people. Whereas, PHP is great for building websites for large-scale businesses, but they are complex to manage without a professional developer.

Trademarking the company name, using HTTP, making sure the website is PCI DSS compliant and keeping the website updated at all times are some ways. We take every precaution to ensure that the security of your ecommerce website abides by all the norms and regulations, given the uncertainties of the digital world. However, we take the following measures in ensuring a safe and secure website:

• Trademark your company name to give your brand a unique name, making it inaccessible to competitors.
• Using HTTPS protocol alongwith SSL certificate to ensure that all the information shared through internet connection is safe and secure. The sites with HTTP instead of HTTPS have more chances of data hacks and breach.
• Making websites PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) Compliant which is a set of security guidelines to ensure the encryption of the credit card information shared via transactions.
• Last but not the least, we make sure to update the client’s website regularly to keep the target audience engaged with newer products, offers, etc to increase the conversion rates over time.

We have a highly specialised team of web design experts who have great aesthetic sense. However, you can still discuss about your preferences regarding your choice of appearance, layout and the overall arrangement of the content of your website. We make sure our clients too find a voice in the process. Just like any other ecommerce website, apart from aesthetics we also strive to create a user-friendly and highly responsive website, accompanied with high resolution pictures and graphics.

Building a website is not easy. There are technical as well as creative aspects to be considered. However, it depends on our client’s need and affordability. If you are well-versed with coding, you can create a website on your own saving lots of money and if you are not, you can hire a web developer/designer individual or agency to do it for you, however it is going to be quite expensive. Overall, it can take from a day or two to almost 14 weeks to build an ecommerce website. It all depends on your preference. What is involved in setting up an ecommerce website? Well, there are few very important factors to be kept in mind before making the website public. The following factors are discussed in brief– Choose a brand name: You must give your brand a particular name, which should reflect your vibe and personality Obtain a domain name: A domain name must be bought from various hosting platforms available online, this would give your brand a unique identity to be able to rank on SERPs. Secure an SSL Certificate: This is one of the most crucial factors since the websites with ‘https’ domain alongside an SSL certificate act as a strong encrypted connection, which protects any user-sensitive information to be leaked midway. Get the right hosting package: A web host stores all the content and files of a website Since every domain needs to have a web host, it is important to choose a good hosting platform with right plans & reliable customer support service. For example, Bluehost, SiteGround etc. Secure an IMA: For allowing customers to be able to make transactions on the website, a merchant account acts as a mediator to allow payments process smoothly. Merchant account becomes more important in case of an ecommerce website. Choose Payment Service Provider (PSP): In basic terms, it can be understood as a payment gateway such as PayPal etc. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and other terms and conditions: Terms & conditions is another important page to include while setting up an ecommerce website to avoid fraudulent activities and keep consumer interests in mind. Privacy Policy is one such example.

Yes, it is possible!

Well, there is no harm in more customers visiting your website. We see flipkart and amazon having millions shopping at one point of time. Clearly, more the customers, more the sales! However, if the traffic exceeds beyond a certain limit, the website might slow down or ultimately crash. This only leads to poor user experience, hence taking precautionary measures such as optimizing content helps.

The cost of an ecommerce platform might differ from one platform to another depending on the scale and requirements of the business. Other factors to be considered could be tools, themes and design, add-ons, marketing, plan you opt for and so on. Hence, the overall approximate cost can be anywhere between $5000 to $200,000 or much more.